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Showing August 2009 News Stories
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27/08/09 UBSport gain Inclusive Fitness Mark

The Munrow Sports Centre was yesterday awarded with the Inclusive Fitness Industry Award (Provisional Level) recognising it’s commitment to improving customer service access for disabled people.

26/08/09 Gilbert takes England through to semi-finals

England Hockey women have secured a valuable semi final place at the EuroHockey Nations Championships thanks to UBSport’s Susie Gilbert.

20/08/09 Jamaica Bolts to Birmingham

Triple world champion to train at the University of Birmingham

When it comes to defending his Olympic titles in 2012, the world’s fastest man Usain...

11/08/09 New West Midlands coach appointed

England Hockey have announced that Simon Letchford has been appointed as a part time coaching consultant to England Hockey in the role of Head Coach at the West Midlands National Performance Centre (NPC).

10/08/09 Sports scholar performance review 2008-2009

If success is to be measured by medals, then 10 European medals should indicate a vintage year for the scholarship programme. Indeed 2008-2009 has been the most successful year to date from the University of Birmingham Sport Scholarship schem

07/08/09 Triathlon series success

University of Birmingham Sport scholar Non Stanford proved herself to be among the best on the triathlon scene after finishing second in the British Triathlon Super Series.

05/08/09 Performance of the month - July

This month’s award goes to Victoria Graves following her second European Junior medal in as many months. Victoria added Triathlon bronze to the ETU Duathlon Gold that she won in May, when she finished 3rd in the Junior Women’s race at the 2009 Holten ETU Triathlon European...

03/08/09 England 3 - India 2 (Match Report 3)

Another Ashley Jackson double and one from Iain Mackay gave England victory over India in the final test at the University of Birmingham on Sunday.  England were forced to fight their way back into the game after falling two goals behind inside 18 minutes